About the breakthrough in the Belarusian otorhinolaryngology told in the Ministry of health
A unique operation for Minor syndrome was performed for the first time in Belarus by Moscow specialists in RSPC otorhinolaryngology, the correspondent of the agency reports.
A unique operation for Minor syndrome was performed for the first time in Belarus by Moscow specialists in the RSPC otorhinolaryngology, the correspondent of the Minsk-Novosti agency reports with reference to the Telegram channel “Official Ministry of Health”.
As explained in the department, Minor syndrome is a rare condition in which the bone wall of the upper semicircular canal of the inner ear thins up to the formation of a defect. Often the problem is manifested by severe dizziness, noise and pulsation in the ear, imbalance.
The operation of the 52-year-old patient was performed by an otorhinolaryngologist (head) of the otorhinolaryngological department for adults of the RSPC otorhinolaryngology hospital, Candidate of Medical Sciences Associate Professor Ivan Gornostay and a researcher of the neurosurgical department of the RSPC Neurology and Neurosurgery Eugene Peshko.
The introduced surgical technology of plastic defects of the upper semicircular canal with transmastoidal access is minimally invasive and can significantly improve the quality of life in the above syndrome.
Photo by the Ministry of Health
